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James in his Jeep Getting Java

James in His Jeep Getting Java–Balfour, BC

November 25, 2018November 25, 2018 / James Alfred McCann / Leave a comment

Last June, I took a road trip from Vancouver, BC to Kokanee Creek, BC and camped along the way. While in the city of Nelson, I met a couple people while dining in a recommended restaurant who told me to take the "longest, most scenic free ferry in the world" that was in Balfour. Just twenty minutes away.

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James in His Jeep Getting Java–Kokanee Creek

August 10, 2018 / James Alfred McCann / Leave a comment

While researching where I was going to camp, my original plan was to drive to Drumheller. When I saw Kokanee Creek online, it looked so beautiful that I decided to spend a few days there instead. Glad I did.

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James in His Jeep Getting Java – The Camping Edition

August 6, 2018August 6, 2018 / James Alfred McCann / Leave a comment

Maybe it's all the apocalypse writing and reading I've been doing over the last few years, but I got back into camping this summer. This trip I took west instead of south, and I stayed in Canada to visit a few places I'd never been.

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James in his Jeep Getting Java – The Penny, Mission

January 10, 2018September 3, 2018 / James Alfred McCann / Leave a comment

I have a favourite coffee place in Mission, BC. The Penny is an amazing cafe that gives back to its community by supporting an outreach program that offers comfort, relationships, support and food to those in need. (In their words from their site.)

James in His Jeep Getting Java – Finn Slough

January 8, 2018September 3, 2018 / James Alfred McCann / Leave a comment

In 2016, I became fascinated by a place in Washington near La Conner called "Fish Town." This was an area just south of La Conner where, in the 70s, a group of artists rented fishing shacks along the slough where they settled an unofficial town.

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